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A boat-shaped wooden body covered with antelope skin. Tensioning straps made of skin run lengthwise and crosswise across the base of the bowl and are interwoven at three crossing points. The string support is a bamboo cane with two spikes at the end. A broad, cylindrical wooden bridge, wrapped in a piece of skin with a semi-circular opening. Two strings made from twisted ponytail hair. Two windings of goatskin straps for the upper string connection. from Ulrich Wegner: Afrikanische Saiteninstrumente, Staatliche Museen Berlin - SPK, 1984 (Appendix Object Catalogue)
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Outdoor flute playing
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Semi-dovetailed inner flute with finger holes
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Hourglass drum
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Autbòi
viola de cocho
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viola de cocho
chakhe*
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chakhe
dvojkinje (dvojnice)
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Double inner flute open with finger holes
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Flute
irangi
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open longitudinal flute with finger holes
pat mah (Hsaing-Waing-Ens.)
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pat mah (Hsaing-Waing-Ens.)
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